Author: Maria Puente, USA TODAY

In a big win for Mary Trump, Simon & Schuster and the First Amendment, the author is free to talk about her tell-all book on uncle Donald Trump.

A New York judge will decide July 13 whether Mary Trump can help promote her tell-all book on her family, scheduled to publish July 14.

Mary Trump’s excoriating book on President Trump is already out the door but her family still seeks to stop it. “It’s not about the First Amendment.”

President Donald Trump’s niece Mary Trump’s tell-all book on the family will be published July 14, two weeks ahead of schedule.

Duchess Meghan says in her lawsuit against a British tabloid that the monarchy did not protect her from negative media coverage when she was pregnant.

Will lipstick become irrelevant in the era of face masks? A killer virus is affecting yet another aspect of lifestyle and well-being.

President Trump’s habit of attacking other world leaders, especially women, doesn’t extend to the queen, whom he deeply admires.

Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are still in lockdown but emerged for a face-masked visit to charity Homeboy Industries to help feed LA’s hungry.

First lady Melania Trump doesn’t say much in public, but she can be relied on to speak up sharply if she thinks son Barron is being mocked.

Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court accepted Bill Cosby’s appeal of his sex-crime conviction on two issues, raising the possibility it could be overturned.